Caring for planet earth

Caring for planet earth - many people are taking

responsibility of looking after our planet because of the

pollution from

happening in other countries.

We can reduce this from happening by making
sure that our rubbish and other plastic things are put into the

right place.

If we reduce the amount of rubbish in the
animals and in the sea our plant we be
a clean and green place to live in.

How we can reduce the amount of
rubbish and how we can put a stop to this -

We can do this by helping people
pick up rubbish from sea to land,
recycling and helping the animals.

Ozone layer -

When us humans are traveling
the gas for any vehicles that run
on gasoline are cars that are polluting
the air and destroying our ozone layer.
To stop this people are making cars that run on
power that comes from the sun.
These cars will help us save our planet.

Humans and animals -

Us humans and animals are
polluting the are too by farting
, our farts are made out of
chemicals and gases.
If our gases break open the ozone
layer the ice in antarctica
will melt and sea levels
will rise and island will drown. 

If we continue polluting
people die from the
chemicals coming
from cars and other things.

If we put a stop
to this our planet will be saved.:))))

By Bianca

Explanation about pollution

• Gas comes for cars traveling to point A and point B,
• to school and to other places most people die because of all the pollution
• and some gas.

• When you are traveling the gas for any vehicles that run on gasoline are
• cars that are polluting the air can cause major things like animals dying,
• plants
• go dry, no water and poison. 

• If poison is in our body we could die in seconds, If the air that we are
• breathing
• can kill us if we are polluting the earth.

•  If we stop people from polluting the air our world would be a clean and 
•     green place to live.

• In december 2009 a treaty to replace kyoto protocol will be drawn up in
• copenhagen
• . New figures suggest that by the end of the century global sea levels could rise
• as
• much as 1.5 meters.

Day 4 of Camp

It's sadly the last day of camp. Went to Russell to have a little tour around the town. First group 3 and half of group 2 first went to the Catholic church called Christ Church, at the church we saw Hone Heke. Some people hated him because he had shot the church about 5 times. After that, we went to the Pompallier house. We learnt how to make clothing with cow skin, sheepskin and other animal skin.

Then we walk up a mountain called Flagstaff hill. It was a long walk but we got to the top we could see a beautiful view. It was amazing to see the Waitangi treaty grounds and the flags. We kept on walking until we got to the very top, then we performed a haka.

After walking down we went to the museum. In the museum had a lot of things the Moari use in the olden day like the Patu and other things, there was also a big boat. Then we went back to the bus to eat lunch and stop for a toilet break.

After the activities were done we went to Haruru falls, It was so nice seeing the side view of the waterfall. Then we travelled back to Oronga bay. We went back had our showers and had dinner. After we did a talent quest, It was very funny then we went to the campfire to have smores. We had some sad moments to remember what we did there. Then we walked back to our cabins and slept for the last time.

Day 3 of Camp

Its the next day of Camp. First, we get ready in our school uniform. After getting ready we went on the bus and travelled to Kerikeri. When we arrived at Kerikeri we split into 2 groups so that we could all rotate when we are all done with one place. Group 3 with Mrs Atuahive went to the kemp house, in the kemp we learnt that the kemp family use to stay there. They also left some of there furniture and dolls in a little girls bedroom. After that, we went to the stone store. At the stone store, we did a little treasure hunt we were looking for the answers to our paper. We did not get a lot of time because we had to move to the next location.

Next, we went to Rewa's  Village, When we got there we learnt a lot about the native trees. Then at the bottom of the hill, we saw a waka. The waka could probably fit 6 or 7 people in it. After that, we went back to the bus to have lunch. After lunch, we meet up with Chris and Magnus.  They were telling us about the treasure hunt. After explaining in our group we went looking for clues that could lead to the answers on our map. They shortly we meet up with Mrs Tofa and Magnus, We all had to try fit into one whole group because of of the teachers could not make it. After all that was done, we went back to the bus and travelled back to Russell when we got to our campsite we went to the pool for free time. Then when all the groups had a turn in the pool we went and had our showers, after our showers we went back to the command room to have dinner. when dinner was done we cleaned up and went to bed so that we could wake up early for the next day.

Day 2 of Camp

Now its Day two of camp and my group did team-building with Mrs Raj and Miss Atuahiva. In team building, we had to solve hard activities like the human knot, The human knot is played with players getting tangled and trying to figure an out a way for them to try and untangle them self without letting go of the player.

Next, we went to bushcraft with Chris. The first thing that we did was trying to make a shelter with nature and other things that you could find laying around to build a shelter. After that, we went out in the woods to find dry sticks for a fire to make hot chocolate. After finding the dry sticks we lit a fire and put the dry sticks into the barrel, after that the hot chocolate we went for lunch in the common room.


After lunch, the people that did not go kayaking went for a swim in the pool. After two of the groups were finished with swimming we all went for a shower and got ready for dinner. After dinner, we went to our cabins to sleep for the next day.

Day 1 of Camp

Day one camp was an experience for all of us. First, we went to Whangarei to have a quick lunch break and toilet break, after lunch we went straight to the Waitangi treaty grounds for a waiata at the marae. But before that we meet Chris and Magnus, We played a little game so that Chris, Magnus and the other tourists could all know what our names were.

 Then we went to the marae for a welcoming powhiri, After the powhiri, they performed a little item for us. Then we walked to James Busby house, we learnt a lot of information about James Busby. We saw some of the things that he had left in his house.

After seeing James Busby house we went to the worlds biggest waka. Before that, we went to the face of the boat and did a hongi. After seeing the waka we went to a small museum to learn about the treaty of Waitangi, we learnt a lot about the treaty of Waitangi.

After that, we went to the bus and started another journey to the fairy to Russell. Then we headed to our campsite, When we got there we unpacked our stuff and played a little scavenger hunt. Then we went into the common room for dinner, after dinner, we went for a shower then headed to our cabins to rest for the next day.

farewell Miss Elia

  Miss elia

  Principal

  Glenbrae school

  leybourne circle

  Glen innes

Dear Miss Elia

Thank you, Miss Elia, for always being there for me. To me, you have been at this school for 7 years. You are a very kind and generous person. To acknowledge the things you have done for me like planning trips for us and other special things that mean a lot to me. You have helped me with my work and helped me to be more confident in speeches and around others. The best moments I have had with you was when we always had a good laugh and talk about me graning my confidence and always telling me I can do the things I can't do. I have had a very good time with you miss Elia. It will be very emotional to see you go. Last of all, thank you miss Elia for supporting me in everything you have done. I hope you enjoy your travels and your retirement. Stay healthy and safe on your travels. Thanks you

Yours sincerely - Bianca Tua